An application software platform from Oracle for smart cards based on a subset of the Java programming language. Using an optimized bytecode to save space, several Java applets can be stored in ...

Java Card is a trusted technology for secure applications on smart cards and embedded devices. It enables Java-based applets to run on constrained hardware, making it ideal for sectors like banking, ...

credit card numbers, and other personal information. And, as you've noticed from reading news on the web, new security holes are popping up all the time. Chances are, you don't even need the Java ...

A family of Java iButton devices and smart cards, including the Java Ring, a Java dog tag, and two Blue Dot readers. Image by [youbitbrain] via reddit Technically speaking, this thing has 6 Kb of ...

A second security vulnerability discovered by Nohl included hacking the so-called Java Card. Java Card uses a security method known as sandboxing that isolates individual apps so they can't ...

Oracle today announced the general availability of Java Card 3.1, the latest version of one of the world’s most popular and open application platform used to secure some of the world’s most sensitive ...

Sun Microsystems fathered the Java, but the programming language has done little to perk up the company's stock. In April, when the JavaOne Developers Conference took place in San Francisco ...